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2,561 courses at Boston College, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- PHIL 4555The Problem of Evil3 credits
- PHIL 4565Happiness and Utopia: Thinking about the Ideal Life3 credits
- PHIL 4901Readings and Research3 credits
- PHIL 4921Advanced Independent Research6 credits
- PHIL 4931Senior Honors Seminar4 credits
- PHIL 4932Perspectives Seminar3 credits
- PHIL 5005Medieval Philosophy3 credits
- PHIL 5007Mahayana Buddhism: Thought and Practice3 credits
- PHIL 5015Kant's First Critique3 credits
- PHIL 5075Kant's Religion Within the Boundary of Mere Reason3 credits
- PHIL 5235Space and Time: Aristotle to Einstein3 credits
- PHIL 5320Crisis and Renewal in Early 20th-Century Europe3 credits
- PHIL 5377Philosophically Religious 13 credits
- PHIL 5425Ricoeur and the Problem of Evil3 credits
- PHIL 5440Philosophical Implications of Artificial Intelligence3 credits
- PHIL 5512Philosophy of Existence3 credits
- PHIL 5528Skepticism, Stoicism, and Neo-Platonism3 credits
- PHIL 5529Metaphysics3 credits
- PHIL 5549Selected Readings in Phenomenology3 credits
- PHIL 5563Ethics, Religion, and International Politics4 credits
- PHIL 5577Symbolic Logic3 credits
- PHIL 5650Law and Interpretation3 credits
- PHIL 5901Special Topics: The Ethics and Politics of Capitalism3 credits
- PHIL 5950Ethics and Happiness in Modern Philosophy3 credits
- PHIL 6401Plotinus On Providence3 credits
- PHIL 6555Heidegger and Politics3 credits
- PHIL 6633Hermeneutics of Christian Life3 credits
- PHIL 6670Technology and Culture3 credits
- PHIL 7175Hegel's Encyclopedia, Vol. 1: Science of Logic, § 1-833 credits
- PHIL 7255Plato and Aristotle on Hope and Expectation3 credits
- PHIL 7680Phenomenology of Art3 credits
- PHIL 7704Plato's <i>Republic</i>3 credits
- PHIL 7762Soren Kierkegaard3 credits
- PHIL 7797Readings and Research3 credits
- PHIL 7799Readings and Research3 credits
- PHIL 8583The Phenomenology of Life: Selected Readings3 credits
- PHIL 8801Master's Thesis3 credits
- PHIL 8888Interim Study1 credit
- PHIL 9998Doctoral Comprehensives1 credit
- PHIL 9999Doctoral Continuation1 credit
- PHYS 1100Structure of the Universe I3 credits
- PHYS 1500Foundations of Physics I3 credits
- PHYS 1501Foundations of Physics II3 credits
- PHYS 2050Introductory Physics Laboratory I1 credit
- PHYS 2100Introduction to Physics I (Calculus)4 credits
- PHYS 2200Introductory Physics I (Calculus)4 credits
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- PHYS 3100Vibrations and Waves4 credits
- PHYS 3500Advanced Independent Research6 credits
- PHYS 4100Classical Mechanics4 credits
- PHYS 4350Experiments in Physics I3 credits